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"We've got a great line up of fascinating talks that developers will be keen to attend"
Read More »Develop:Brighton speakers include devs from BioWare, Microsoft, Riot Games, and Ubisoft
Jagex announces several new senior hires
"Jagex continues to attract senior talent with deep industry experience"
Read More »Jagex on making the voice of the player heard
How the studio's player support mirrors the titles it serves: live, always on and reporting in real-time
Read More »Jagex parent company, Fukong, is considering selling the UK studio
The studio insists it "has never been in better shape"
Read More »Old School RuneScape has become the top app in several countries within 24 hours of release
"There is a huge opportunity to bring a new business model to mobile with subscription-based gaming"
Read More »Old School RuneScape is out now on mobile devices
"Players can now and continue their adventure on either platform and on the move"
Read More »Jagex fires Old School Runescape mod for ‘gross misuse’ of privileges
Ex-employee stole items and in-game wealth; police are involved
Read More »Jagex Partners brings $1bn of live game experience to third-party publishing
New publishing initiative from Runescape developer launches at Gamescom next week
Read More »Jagex’s Mansell on why community is everything
You’ve been the CEO of Jagex for 18 months now – what’s the biggest thing you’ve learnt? Something I always considered previously and which has become even more apparent now as CEO, is that everything we do is connected to people. Vision, creativity, technology, processes… those are all of course …
Read More »Runescape has generated over $800m in revenue since 2001 launch
Speaking at Develop: Brighton, Phil Mansell – the CEO of Jagex – revealed that Runescape has generated more than $800m (£605m) over the game’s 17 year life. The MMO has also racked up over 250m player accounts and despite its age, Mansell claims that the game’s user base is still …
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